The college preparatory curriculum is predicated on the belief that certain abilities are of major importance: to reason carefully and logically, to think creatively and sensitively, and to communicate precisely and articulately.  The program seeks to encourage curiosity, openness, and the joy of discovery that leads to a life-long enthusiasm for learning.

6th Grade
Reading, Language Arts, Social Studies, Mathematics, Science, Skills I, Physical Education

7th Grade
English, Language Arts, Texas History, Pre-Algebra, Life Science, Skills II

8th Grade
English, Language Arts, U.S History (Early Settlement through the Civil War), Algebra I, Earth Science, Computer Skills

9th Grade
English I, Language Arts I, Algebra I or Advanced Algebra II, Physics, Spanish I or Advanced Spanish I, Health, World Geography I

10th Grade
English II, Language Arts II, World History, Speech, Geometry or Advanced Trigonometry, Biology, Spanish II or Advanced Spanish II

11th Grade
English III, Language Arts III, U.S. History (Reconstruction to the Present), Algebra II or Advanced Pre-Calculus, Biology, Spanish III or AP Spanish, Electives*

12th Grade
English IV, U.S. Government/Economics, Precalculus or AP Statistics, Environmental Science, World Geography II, Technology Applications II, Fine Arts I, Electives*

All students who do not participate in team sports also take Physical Education.

Studio Art and Drama are available as a one-half credit elective for 9th-12th grade students. All Students must take at least one-half credit in a Fine Art: Studio Art, Drama, or a Fine Arts elective.

*Electives vary yearly. Recent electives include: Debate, Video Production, Creative Writing, Philosophy, Ceramics, and Introduction to Film.